Its followers set aside four or five Ayyam-i-Ha, or Intercalary Days, before observing a nineteen-day fast. One leaderr of this religion translated Epistle to the Son of the W
Its followers set aside four or five Ayyam-i-Ha, or Intercalary Days, before observing a nineteen-day fast. One leaderr of this religion translated Epistle to the Son of the Wolf into English; that leader was Guardian Shoghi Effendi, and its Houses of Worship include the New Delhi [*] Lotus Temple. In favor of abolishing the extremes of wealth and poverty, its Book of Certitude emphasizes the unity between God, religions, and humanity. Currently centered at the Universal House of Justice in Haifa, for 10 points, name this religion, founded in 1844 by the Báb and popularized by Baha'ullah.
Its followers set aside four or five Ayyam-i-Ha, or Intercalary Days, before observing a nineteen-day fast.
{Bahá'í} [JoC]